Chris Alexander

Chris Alexander ComingSoon.net Dec 16, 2025 It's not a perfect Stephen King adaptation by any stretch, but it is a near perfect John Carpenter movie.… Go to Full Review Christine (1983) 69% 64%

Chris Alexander ComingSoon.net Oct 15, 2025 A solid and kinetic Frankenstein romp with a wild sense of humor and a wicked Bernard Herrmann-esque score by Richard Band. Go to Full Review Re-Animator (1985) 88% 82%

Chris Alexander ComingSoon.net Apr 9, 2025 SHEBA, BABY is a fine and fun 70s action film, a prime piece of evidence as to why Grier is held in such high regard and supported by a killer soundtrack by Monk Higgins and Alex Brown. Go to Full Review Sheba, Baby (1975) 28% 28%

Chris Alexander ComingSoon.net Mar 31, 2025 American Psycho 2 — or rather, The Girl Who Wouldn’t Die — is a strange, entertaining and surprising little film. Bloody and funny and twisty and turny and Kunis pulls it all off. Go to Full Review American Psycho 2 (2002) 23% 18%

Chris Alexander ShockTillYouDrop.com May 8, 2023 The 3D sequences are nothing short of astonishing. Go to Full Review The Mask (1961) 67% - -

Chris Alexander Alexander On Film Dec 12, 2022 Larraz specializes in juxtaposing moments of considered calm with bursts of grisly violence, something that also makes VAMPYRES such a memorable work. Go to Full Review Symptoms (1974) - - 57%

Chris Alexander Alexander On Film Dec 8, 2022 It is a film of many sensory pleasures and the key to truly enjoying it is to overlook its flaws, its lapses in logic, its often-dated visual effects and let it simply wash over you, to sink into it and perceive it like an opium inflicted hallucination. Go to Full Review The Keep (1983) 42% 43%

Chris Alexander Alexander On Film Dec 8, 2022 As troublesome as this sentiment may sound, SUSPIRIA and DEEP RED might be Argento’s most important movies, but their formidable powers dim substantially when stacked up against to the berserk and rapturous mutant anomaly that is PHENOMENA. Go to Full Review Phenomena (1985) 77% 67%

Chris Alexander Alexander On Film Dec 2, 2022 4/4 DAWN OF THE DEAD is a movie for all time. A movie for OUR time. Though there are thousands of movies like it…there’s no movie quite like it. Does that make sense? Go to Full Review Dawn of the Dead (1978) 92% 90%

Chris Alexander Alexander On Film Mar 30, 2022 The film serves as an ultra-sexualized exercise in pop-psychology and increasingly bizarre, hallucinatory exchanges of dialogue. Go to Full Review Cabinet of Caligari (1962) - - 30%

Chris Alexander Alexander On Film Feb 23, 2022 One of the greatest science fiction horror films of all time. Go to Full Review Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) 93% 82%

Chris Alexander Alexander On Film Nov 15, 2021 As decadent and out of control as DEMON SEED may appear to be, Cammell knew exactly what he was doing, making a futuristic sex thriller by way of brain melting acid trip. Go to Full Review Demon Seed (1977) 57% 47%

Chris Alexander Alexander On Film Sep 23, 2021 The movie is an atmospheric, unpretentious down-home horror flick that, more often than not, feels like Meth-fueled remake of Tobe Hooper's 1979 TV movie adaptation of Stephen King's SALEM'S LOT. Go to Full Review Night Shadows (1984) 17% 36%

Chris Alexander Alexander On Film Apr 28, 2021 This is a heavy, serious and frightening picture, one that coats its grim, grimy truths in a sort of sugar-shell of slick filmmaking to make them go down easier, but whose ultimate effects kick in hard as you go. Go to Full Review Crisis (2021) 66% 61%

Chris Alexander Alexander On Film Apr 20, 2021 A disturbing, sick, often campy and occasionally unspeakably horrifying theological mystery ripe with cheap, visceral thrills. Go to Full Review The Sentinel (1977) 45% 44%

Chris Alexander Alexander On Film Nov 26, 2020 I believe 8MM to be (Schumacher's) masterpiece and certainly, it's further evidence that Cage is one of the great dramatic screen presences when used properly and when dialing down his patented eccentricities Go to Full Review 8MM (1999) 23% 52%

Chris Alexander Alexander On Film Nov 5, 2020 Sinatra's Frankie is a tragic figure but so are all the broken men and women who shuffle around Preminger's bleak canvas, lost as they are and desperately searching for some way out. Go to Full Review The Man With the Golden Arm (1955) 81% 83%

Chris Alexander Alexander On Film Jul 13, 2020 A richly realized, full-blooded ode to horror, dead dreams, duplicity, infidelity, mass-murder and cyclical madness. Go to Full Review The Pit and the Pendulum (1961) 89% 75%

Chris Alexander Alexander On Film Jun 9, 2020 This isn't the quasi- realist American horror of Romero and it isn't the chunky, in your face zombie opera shock of Fulci. This is the zombie film as dark, lyrical, melancholy fairy tale, a film that exists in a class of its own. Go to Full Review Let Sleeping Corpses Lie (1974) 86% 70%

Chris Alexander Alexander On Film May 30, 2020 BLOODY MOON has moments of that inimitable, free-form Franconian vision and, despite its budgetary and narrative failings, it's a slop-bucket full of lurid fun. Go to Full Review Bloody Moon (1981) - - 28%